Thorpe Darwin obituary and regional notices
Cardale reports Darwin Thorpe age 50 died Monday September 19 after long service with Good Roads. Extended family includes Karen Thorpe Campbell and relatives. Other local items note Rivers visitors Walter Cox Hazel Hatton selling business to move to British Columbia. Olive Johns attended Ellen Sunley birthday at Green Olive Brandon with family. Harold and Marion Hunter visited Melita with Bill Gould family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Thorpe
Campbell
Darwin Thorpe
Darwin
George
Walter Cox
Rivers
Hazel Hatton
Cox’s
British Columbia
Olive Johns
Brandon
Ellen Sunley
Brown Envelope Club
Harold
Marion Hunter
Melita
Bill Gould
Edna
Art Smith
Reg
Betty Thompson
Bill Thompson
Bill
Jim
Vi Emerson
Langley
B.C
Earl
Olive Newton
Ron Armstrong
Cardale
Lucy
Joan Kirk
Delmar Kirk
Numerous Visitors Stop by In Regional Visits
Hamiota Verna Reid and Helen Duncan with Sylvia Ross were hosted last week by relatives. Rocanville and Kelowna Minty families visited Percy and Marge Davis. Winnipeg and Chumah friends hosted Vic Sanderson and Lloyd Hazlewood. Kamloops visitors joined Tom Stewart and Ross Fraser families. Delmar Kirk obituary noted. Beausejour and Winnipeg August relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Reid
Helen Duncan
Sylvia Ross
Lloyd
Eileen Minty
Rocanville
Roy
Francis Minty
Kelowna
B.C
Percy
Marge Davis
Vic
Frances Sanderson
Winnipeg
June Hazlewood
Isobel Harrison
Roberta
Kamloops
Tom Stewarts
Ross Frasers
Joan Kirk
Delmar
Paul
Phyllis August
Arlene
Rick Mourant
Derek
Colleen
Beausejour
Man
Gerald
Ruth
Ian
Martine August
Dave
Donna
Pam
Paul August
Brandon
John August
Local Notes Highlight Community Visits and Events
Thompson visitors Tracy McDonald hosts family from Bernice and Neil with area friends as Moose Jaw guests Bill and Mae Taylor visit with Sandy Murray in Saskatchewan. Oct 15 Fowl Supper planned. residents wish well to sick neighbors Romeo Hamel and Audrey Carter. The Isabella event, lawn bowling, Leisure Club meetings, and birthday tributes mark a busy period in Miniota district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy McDonald
Thompson
Bernice
Neil
Bill
Mae Taylor
Sandy
Elsie Murray
Moose Jaw
Sask
Mae
Elsie
Red Deer
Alta
Dorothy Cossick
Tom
Helen Cray
Stonewall
Russell
Eileen Clark
Victoria
B.C
Bob
Hollis Stewart
David
Betty Beckinsale
Winnipeg
Still
Julie Clark
Health Sciences Centre
Kris Wall
U. of M
Vivian Sharpe
Neepawa
Betty McCowan
Ottawa
Isabella
Kenton
Romeo Hamel
Audrey Carter
Lance Draper
Carol Whitelaw
Anna Marie
Virden General Hospital
Dorothy Forsyth
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Edwin
Hazel Wadham
Gilbert Wadham
Sharon
Gilbert
Williams Lake
Doreen Draper
Assiniboine Presbytery
United Church
Belbert
Pat
Tricia
Pam
Brad
Irene Cole
Miniota
Tracy
Morgan Shae McTavish
Foxwarren
Marlene
Sam McGibney
Sylvia
Jerry
Corey
Marcie Fleckner
Virden
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Decker
Gerry Davis
Hamiota
Paulette Wiens
Kne Armitage
Verna Reynolds
Mark
Cindy
Dustin
Kelsey
Dannielle Morton
Forks
Fort Wythe
Chuckie Cheese’s
Danielle
Jim McKenzie
Mission
McKenzie
Pearl Hanlin
Florence Ellerington
Don
Jean McKean
Ross
Patti Stewart
Regina
Glen McKean
Trans Canada Pipeline
Glen
Brenden
Brady Brown
Debbie Forsyth
Deloraine
Bernice Moynes
Yorkton
Dorothy Moynes
Lorraine Barrett
Eleanor
Leah O’callaghan
Ballet In the Park
Rainbow Stage
Assiniboine Park
Centennial Concert Hall
O’callaghans
Vegreville
Edmonton
Brenda English
Mylene
Bruce Wilkinson
Fox Creek
Calgary
McConnell
The
New International Inn
Monte Carlo
Caus
Wes
Dialae
Bob Clark